Talks Enter Lith Hour in NFL Strike Talks
A marathon NFL labor meeting reached its 19th hour as Commissioner Pete Rozelle pressed for an end to the veteran players strike. NFLPA representatives and owners met through the night amid fears for the exhibition season and a looming preseason clash between Cleveland and Los Angeles. Tex Schramm led the owners’ negotiating committee, while a league spokesman denied any players’ meeting with owners.
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Cincinnati Gambles On Stadium Plans Amid NFL Strike
Cincinnati planned to begin prepping Riverfront Stadium for an exhibition between the Bengals and Redskins despite an NFL Players Association strike. Bengals officials urged action, while negotiations over a four year pension contract reportedly remained unsettled, with owners and players far apart on terms.
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National League scores and upcoming matchups summarized
National League results include Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3 and Pittsburgh 10 Atlanta 7. St Louis 3 Houston 2. Los Angeles 6 Montreal 3. San Diego 3-4 New York 0-2. Philadelphia 7 San Francisco 6. Schedule notes show multiple late games and next pairings such as Pittsburgh at Montreal and Chicago at New York.
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Tolan Defies Odds as Reds Rally Past Cubs in 11th
Bobby Tolan, hitting .318 this year, defies lefty bias to push a key single off lefty Juan Pizzaro and, with Cline’s two clutch late hits, helps Cincinnati erase a 3-3 tie and beat Chicago 4-3 in 11 innings. Lee May's 22nd homer and Bravo's 10th inning score also spark the comeback.
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Italian fighter Vogrig defeats Ibar Urtain in San Sebastian
Alfredo Vogrig of Italy, aged 185, was declared winner over Jose Manuel Ibar Urtain of Spain in San Sebastian as Urtain, the European heavyweight champion, was disqualified in the third round of a non title bout for illegal punches.
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Baseball Scores and Tuesday Schedule for American League
Results show California 8 Boston 3 and others with Cleveland 4-7 Chicago 2-8 Milwaukee 9-4 New York 5 Washington 6-0 Oakland 2 Baltimore 10 Kansas City 8 Minnesota 4 Detroit 3. Tuesday slate includes California at Oakland Milwaukee at Minnesota Kansas City at Chicago Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore.
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Royals Fall to Orioles for 23rd Straight Loss
The Kansas City Royals were beaten 10-8 by the Baltimore Orioles, extending their streak of losses to 23 against Baltimore. Bill Zepp stayed with the Minnesota Twins and beat Detroit 4-3, while attendance at Milwaukee's Brewers 9-5 win over the Yankees topped 20,000 as Milwaukee posted strong season totals. Zepp improved to 6-1 with Detroit, with limited earned runs over eight innings.
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Lonborg Shines in Colonels Debut Against Braves
Jim Lonborg, 1967 Cy Young winner, rejoined professional action with Louisville in a Sunday start. He held Richmond to two hits over five innings, fanned three and issued five walks, yielding one earned run in an 8-1 Louisville victory.
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Pirates crush Braves as Robertson drives 6 runs with power
Bob Robertson homered twice and doubled for six RBIs as Pittsburgh defeated Atlanta 10-7. The Pirates built a big lead with a two run double and two 400 foot homers in the victory.
Robertson's big weekend fuels Pirates to NL East lead
Pittsburgh rookie Bob Robertson powered the Pirates to a 10-7 win over Atlanta with two homers and a double driving in six. He pushed his season total to 15 long balls, while John Jeter delivered a three run homer and a single. The Mets fell to the Padres in a doubleheader as San Diego pitchers kept New York off the board. Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and St. Louis won their Sunday games.
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Steer This Way See Safe Car Warranty Tips
Keep oil change records and lubrication logs to protect your new car warranty. Disk brakes become standard on foreign cars and are likely in 50 percent of American models next year.
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